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A distressing scene unfolded in Seoul on Tuesday when a Japanese soldier jumped from Wonhyo Bridge into the Han River at 8:58 p.m. the previous day and met his untimely demise. An article found on his cell phone notepad caught police attention as it detailed the tragic circumstances surrounding his death, titled "A suicide note". In it, he lamented "It's hard to adapt to military life," feeling particularly homesick and struggling to cope with leaving his family behind. There was no mention of any disputes or wrongdoing related to the North Korean wooden boat that recently navigated the South Korean waters. A police spokesperson expressed sympathies for the soldier, noting "There was no blame or accusations towards anyone, just the difficult reality of life in the military." As part of the investigation, authorities have handed over his personal belongings and phone data to the military, which will handle the matter. No information on potential suspects or next-of-kin is being shared publicly at this time. Medical professionals have also taken a critical look into the circumstances surrounding the soldier's death, specifically that cardiopulmonary resuscitation efforts failed when he arrived at St. Mary's Hospital in Yeouido. Given his body was unresponsive by the time help was called upon, no meaningful action could be taken. An officer with Sungmo Hospital has issued a heartfelt statement: "We have made every effort to support him as we worked through emergency care," they acknowledged but explained their limitations further due to him being pronounced deceased by medical personnel. As his family makes funeral arrangements for the young soldier, precise details regarding where these plans currently stand were hard to obtain. This situation comes at a time when public concern surrounding life on military bases has increased, prompting further inquiries and speculation as some raise questions about potential safety concerns within Korea's own armed forces. Despite a North Korean wooden vessel making an unexpected entry into the South last April 15 in Samcheok Gangwon Province without triggering incident – raising many social media chatter surrounding responsibility in its aftermath. However authorities quickly downplayed that there might be any connection given evidence and witness statements reveal he worked at night shift at post during small-boat incursion but left prior taking day's break while on leave during whole month for consolation April 22 to the end of month.